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Who is the presidency? |
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari will work from home after rodents damaged his official office during a more than 100-day overseas medical absence, a presidential spokesman told AFP Tuesday. The animals damaged furniture and air conditioning fittings in the president’s official Abuja office while he was in London receiving treatment, his media adviser Garba Shehu confirmed. “These are also general works and it is not uncommon for Nigerian presidents to also work from the presidential villa. He has used the residential office for many years,” said Shehu. “What is important is that the job gets done. Whether he does it from his bedroom or his sitting room or his anteroom — it does not matter. Let the job be done. And the job will be done,” Shehu told the Arise News broadcaster. Shehu was unable to confirm what type of rodent was responsible for the damage, which occurred during the president’s prolonged absence for an undisclosed medical condition. “I do not have that level of detail,” he said, adding that it was unclear how long the refurbishment would last. During his time away, tensions surfaced back home, where calls grew for him to either return or resign. The Nigerian leader met with his security chiefs at his official residence on Tuesday, ordering them to deal with threats to the unity of the country. In the weeks before Buhari left for London on May 7, he also worked from the presidential residence — missing cabinet meetings and having official documents transported to him. Rumours about his health have dogged Buhari even before he came to power in May 2015. He rejected claims during the election that he was critically ill from prostate cancer. Buhari did not address his absence or medical situation when he addressed the nation on television on Monday, instead talking about separatism, crime, terrorism and the economy in his first speech since returning. In an official letter to parliament on Monday relieving Vice President Yemi Osinbajo of his duties as acting head of state, Buhari described his trip as a “medical follow-up”. Clashes between protesters calling on Buhari to return from his recent lengthy absence and the presidents’ defenders erupted in Abuja last week. He first travelled to London in June last year for what aides said was a persistent inner ear infection, returning in January for check-ups, according to his office. The health of Nigeria’s president is a sensitive issue. President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua died in office in 2010 from a long-standing, but previously undisclosed, kidney complaint.[b]Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari will work from home after rodents damaged his official office during a more than 100-day overseas medical absence, a presidential spokesman told AFP Tuesday. The animals damaged furniture and air conditioning fittings in the president’s official Abuja office while he was in London receiving treatment, his media adviser Garba Shehu confirmed. “These are also general works and it is not uncommon for Nigerian presidents to also work from the presidential villa. He has used the residential office for many years,” said Shehu. “What is important is that the job gets done. Whether he does it from his bedroom or his sitting room or his anteroom — it does not matter. Let the job be done. And the job will be done,” Shehu told the Arise News broadcaster. Shehu was unable to confirm what type of rodent was responsible for the damage, which occurred during the president’s prolonged absence for an undisclosed medical condition. “I do not have that level of detail,” he said, adding that it was unclear how long the refurbishment would last. During his time away, tensions surfaced back home, where calls grew for him to either return or resign. The Nigerian leader met with his security chiefs at his official residence on Tuesday, ordering them to deal with threats to the unity of the country. In the weeks before Buhari left for London on May 7, he also worked from the presidential residence — missing cabinet meetings and having official documents transported to him. Rumours about his health have dogged Buhari even before he came to power in May 2015. He rejected claims during the election that he was critically ill from prostate cancer. Buhari did not address his absence or medical situation when he addressed the nation on television on Monday, instead talking about separatism, crime, terrorism and the economy in his first speech since returning. In an official letter to parliament on Monday relieving Vice President Yemi Osinbajo of his duties as acting head of state, Buhari described his trip as a “medical follow-up”. Clashes between protesters calling on Buhari to return from his recent lengthy absence and the presidents’ defenders erupted in Abuja last week. He first travelled to London in June last year for what aides said was a persistent inner ear infection, returning in January for check-ups, according to his office. The health of Nigeria’s president is a sensitive issue. President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua died in office in 2010 from a long-standing, but previously undisclosed, kidney complaint.[/b]Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari will work from home after rodents damaged his official office during a more than 100-day overseas medical absence, a presidential spokesman told AFP Tuesday. The animals damaged furniture and air conditioning fittings in the president’s official Abuja office while he was in London receiving treatment, his media adviser Garba Shehu confirmed. “These are also general works and it is not uncommon for Nigerian presidents to also work from the presidential villa. He has used the residential office for many years,” said Shehu. “What is important is that the job gets done. Whether he does it from his bedroom or his sitting room or his anteroom — it does not matter. Let the job be done. And the job will be done,” Shehu told the Arise News broadcaster. Shehu was unable to confirm what type of rodent was responsible for the damage, which occurred during the president’s prolonged absence for an undisclosed medical condition. “I do not have that level of detail,” he said, adding that it was unclear how long the refurbishment would last. During his time away, tensions surfaced back home, where calls grew for him to either return or resign. The Nigerian leader met with his security chiefs at his official residence on Tuesday, ordering them to deal with threats to the unity of the country. In the weeks before Buhari left for London on May 7, he also worked from the presidential residence — missing cabinet meetings and having official documents transported to him. Rumours about his health have dogged Buhari even before he came to power in May 2015. He rejected claims during the election that he was critically ill from prostate cancer. Buhari did not address his absence or medical situation when he addressed the nation on television on Monday, instead talking about separatism, crime, terrorism and the economy in his first speech since returning. In an official letter to parliament on Monday relieving Vice President Yemi Osinbajo of his duties as acting head of state, Buhari described his trip as a “medical follow-up”. Clashes between protesters calling on Buhari to return from his recent lengthy absence and the presidents’ defenders erupted in Abuja last week. He first travelled to London in June last year for what aides said was a persistent inner ear infection, returning in January for check-ups, according to his office. The health of Nigeria’s president is a sensitive issue. President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua died in office in 2010 from a long-standing, but previously undisclosed, kidney complaint. http://punchng.com/rodents-forced-president-buhari-to-work-from-home-aide/ |
Behankey:I tell you bro... It's #27, 800 sef. Am buying 1 this week by the Grace of God |
Hmm... Tecno l8 lite. 4G capability = 29k. with 4000 mah battery |
What's the battery capacity? |
I applied for Npower Health... I was given a reference number. Any news yet? |
1) #Punctuality – they have no one to report to yet they are ever punctual. They are at their duty post as early as you won’t even imagine. Think about it…… 2) #Boldness – they are never afraid of approaching anyone no matter your color, size, height, gender or even age. They approach the prospective client head on. Its their job and they do it well. 3) #Persistence – they never give up. They can repeat the same line 7 times over to one individual until the person is out of sight. They never stop at first try….not second…or third even. 4) # TargetMarket/Audience – some can be very selective, they stay on the road and ask from drivers and passengers. They believe that’s their market and they work on it coming up with lines appealing to the ears and appearance that commands compassion. 5) #Optimism – they are hopeful, that things will get better, that it doesn’t have to be that way till the very end. they have a goal and they strive towards it. They have hopes to stumble on a pot of gold. To find mercy in the eyes of their helpers. They never give up. Optimism is their propeller. https://aiyedeedithblog./2017/02/08/lessons-i-learned-from-lagos-beggars/ |
It is 9 0'clock, do u know where your children are? |
bbeautylik:Are u from Plateau state? |
1. Aunty, aunty the gallon is pissing 2. Beautifuller Becky 3. Am going for sh!t 4. Am standing by my father |
Its my bday too. I thank God Almighty for adding a year yo my years. I thank my parent(s). I thank my wife. I thank all the good people of Nairaland. I thank the Nairaland team - got ur email. Gracias |
Teeboy22:Is the 148k for a roundtrip or one way? Thanks |
NONNYG:Am expecting my passport this week by God Grace. Whether pick and drop or straight - the most important thing be say make I reach Dubai egbon |
NONNYG:Lol... Hw much do u think is the cost of ticket? No vex say I dey ask too much question |
samhay:Y u laff bro. Too cheap or too much? |
NONNYG:God bless u egbon... An agent in Dubai quoted over 400k for Visa, and about 450k for flight ticket - total 900+k |
I need help please. Hw much will it cost me to process my visa and flight ticket from 9ja to Dubai? |
